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Advising

Academic Advising

The undergraduate advisor provides one-on-one advising regarding degree progress and planning, course registration issues, academic and career goals, university policies and procedures, campus resources, and any other academic issues that may arise. Anthropology Majors are encouraged to meet regularly with the advisor.
Contact the Undergraduate Advisor
Email:
 annie.riegert@austin.utexas.edu
Depending on the nature of emailed questions, we may ask you to schedule an appointment. 
Location: William C Powers Jr.
Student Activity Center, WCP 4.102D

Schedule an appointment
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Pre- Registration and Registration Advising Through Nov. 14th

During pre-registration and registration periods, appointments will not be available. Please utilize the drop-in system during the registration period. 

Sign into our drop-in queue here!:  Waitwell Queue

In-person in WCP 4.102D -OR- virtual via zoom link provided in waitwell)

 

Drop-In Advising Available Twice Weekly 

Drop-in advising is available for currently declared ANT students to ask quick questions (5-10 minutes).  We can meet with you in-person (WCP 4.102D) or virtually (zoom).

Regular Drop-In Schedule:  subject to change during first six class days, registration, and orientation periods, please check back for scheduling announcements.

Tuesdays 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (In-person in WCP 4.102D -OR- virtual via zoom link provided in waitwell)

Fridays 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM (In-person in WCP 4.102D -OR- virtual via zoom link provided in waitwell)

Sign into our drop-in queue here!:  Waitwell Queue

 

Book An Advising Appointment. 

       Note: During registration periods, appointments will not be available. Please utilize the drop-in system             during the registration period.

 

 

Want to make a registration change (Q-drop, withdraw, pass/fail) or apply to graduate?

Advisors in the Student Division work with Liberal Arts students who are on academic warning or dismissal, applying to graduate, making a registration change (such as a q-drop, pass/fail, or withdrawal), appealing a policy, or experiencing an emergency. Student Division advisors serve students exclusively on a drop-in basis and can be connected with virtually via chat, in GEB 2.200, or by calling 512-471-4271.